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Are th following pills compatible wih hypertension? 1.sandoz amitriptyline hci25. 2.lipresal baclofen 25mg 3.lyrica 75mg
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The medications: you mention above are not contraindicated in patients with hypertension, however, your PCP should be consulted since he/she is aware of possible contraindications when it comes to YOU! Hope this is helpful Dr Z
Answered 8/5/2019
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